Robert K. Krick - Articles

Articles (partial listing)

"Under War's Savage Heel," Military History Quarterly (Autumn 2002).

"Lee's Greatest Mistake: Staying in Maryland," Civil War (June 1999).

"Fredericksburg's Early Civil War Books and Pamphlets," The Journal of Fredericksburg History (1996).

"Coming to Terms with 'The Deadly Calm of Stonewall's Face,'" American Heritage (December 1996).

"General Nat Harris' Diary: The Rarest Army of Northern Virginia Book," Blue and Gray (August 1991).

"From Eacho's Farm to Appomattox," Civil War Regiments (October 1990).

"General Lawrence O'Bryan Branch--An Amateur and Proud Of It," Maryland Line (April 1990).

"Lee's Greatest Victory," American Heritage (March 1990). (Re-issued by American Heritage in three later compendia, including the 1999 Collector's Edition: Defining Moments in American History.)

"The McLaws-Knoxville Court Martial," ...The Siege of Knoxville (1989).

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"A Fire Book," Blue and Gray Magazine (December 1988).

"Douglas Southall Freeman and Confederate Historiography," The South to Posterity (1988).

"Why Lee Went North," Civil War (1988).

"The Army of Northern Virginia's Most Notorious Court Martial," Blue and Gray Magazine (July 1986).

"'I Consider Him a Humbug...'--McLaws on Longstreet at Gettysburg," Virginia Country's Civil War (1986).

"The Confederate Deserter: 'D' on the Hip," Virginia Country's Civil War (1985).

"Virginia's Confederate Maurys," Maryland Line (May 1984).

"Ignominy at Chancellorsville," Virginia Country (March/April 1984).

"The Alriches of Spotsylvania," Lincoln Herald (Spring 1980).

"Private George Quintas Peyton," Lincoln Herald (Fall 1979).

"Salyer of the 50th Virginia," Lincoln Herald (Summer 1979).

"Maxcy Gregg: Political Extremist and Confederate General," Civil War History (December 1973).